Business tycoon Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's second pre-wedding celebration sparkled with star power yet again. With luminaries such as the Backstreet Boys, Katy Perry, and Punjabi artist Guru Randhawa gracing the stage, the event garnered extensive coverage. A video shared by a user captured Guru Randhawa, Ranveer Singh, and Orry dancing to Guru's "Morni Banke." The standout moment was undoubtedly when Ranveer lifted Orry onto the stage, igniting the dance floor with their energetic performance.

Punjabi singer and actor Gurnam Bhullar, currently basking in the success of the Punjabi film "Rose Rosy Te Gulab," spoke candidly during a conversation with Connect FM Canada. He didn't shy away from addressing the challenges of carving a niche in the industry, particularly the Punjabi film industry. Bhullar emphasized that in the realm of film releases, individual interests prevail, and rightly so. He stated that no one paid attention to him or his films initially, and he's come to terms with it. Gurnam believes that achieving consensus on optimal film release dates is a challenge that the

Karan Aujla, the Punjabi singer known for consistently making headlines with his songs, lyrics, social media presence, and interviews, recently addressed a somber moment in Punjab's history the events of 1984. In an Instagram post, Karan Aujla shared poignant lines reflecting on why the people of Punjab can't forget the tragedy of 1984. The post has garnered significant appreciation from Punjabis worldwide, who see Karan Aujla as a genuine Punjabi artist still connected to the pain of the people.

Popular Punjabi actress Sonam Bajwa, who will star alongside Ammy Virk in the upcoming Punjabi film "Kudi Haryane Val Di," revealed during one of her promotional events that contrary to popular belief, she does not have a team to create her social media content or to handle her photo editing, she manages this herself. Sonam Bajwa has garnered attention from both Bollywood and Bollywood paparazzi, often being photographed wherever she goes. Despite speculation about her potential Bollywood debut, she doesn't appear interested in it now.

Punjabi singer Nirvair Pannu, renowned for hits like "Kurta Pajama" and "Ik Kudi," is speculated to join the cast of Big Boss OTT. This news has been circulating since the show's announcement, although neither Pannu nor the show's team has officially confirmed it. Rumors suggest his inclusion in the season, which is expected to feature the controversial figure Rakhi Sawant, promising an added dose of excitement.

Going unnoticed and uncelebrated, Punjabi singer and actor Parmish Verma quietly entered Hollywood with his debut in the film "Ruthless Bastards," which premiered at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival. A social media post by Gurkaran Dhaliwal, producer of the Sikh history-based film "Rajni," unveiled the film's poster showcasing Parmish Verma among the ensemble cast. Surprisingly, Parmish Verma himself hasn't mentioned the film in any recent interviews or public appearances.

Punjabi vocalist Gurdeep Mehndi, Daler Mehndi’s son has unveiled his latest EP through Saregama music label. This eagerly awaited compilation comprises four tracks: Inipu, Waari, Nasha, and Jaan, each highlighting Gurdeep's distinctive fusion of captivating tunes and profound lyrical content. With its lively tempo and memorable hooks, Inipu is poised to become a chart-topper, while Waari, Nasha, and Jaan add depth to the EP with their individual themes and rhythmic variations.

Punjabi singer-actor Armaan Bedil has undergone a significant physical transformation for his upcoming Punjabi film "Goreyan Naal Lagdi Zameen Jatt Di." Armaan recently took to Instagram to reveal his lean physique in a picture he shared. Directed by Sukh Sanghera, this marks Armaan's second collaboration with Sukh Sanghera after "Munda South Hall Da." Body transformations are relatively uncommon in Punjabi cinema, but actors like Ammy Virk, Gurnam Bhullar, and Ranjot Bawa have experimented with similar changes in various projects.

The release of the Punjabi film "Rose Rosy tey Gulab," starring Gurnam Bhullar and Maahi Sharma, has been cancelled in India due to actor-turned-politician Karamjit Anmol's candidacy for the Lok Sabha. Gurnam Bhullar shared this news on his Instagram, noting that the film will still release overseas on May 24. In an interview with Connect FM Canada, actress Maahi Sharma expressed her excitement for the film, mentioning that this is the first time she feels a significant sense of responsibility. She also shared a humorous anecdote about her tendency to talk a lot during press conferences, o